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BackOnline fraud: One in nine affected – one case shows the new dimension
Online fraud: One in nine affected – one case shows the new dimension
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Spiegel Wirtschaft30 minutes agoCrimeGermanyView original

Online fraud: One in nine affected – one case shows the new dimension

Story of an internet fraud that could have happened to anyone

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  • A cautious person clicks on an advertisement on their Facebook page and loses 200,000 euros to internet fraud.
  • The article is behind a SPIEGEL+ paywall and the full text is not available.

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The article reports on a case of internet fraud in which a cautious person lost 200,000 euros by clicking on a Facebook ad. The full article text is not accessible due to a paywall.

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Fraudulent financial institutions One click on Facebook – and 200,000 euros less in your account

She's a cautious person, actually. But then an advertisement pops up on her Facebook page. Story of an internet fraud that could have happened to anyone.

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  • Who are the perpetrators?
  • Which financial institutions were involved?
  • When exactly did the fraud occur?
  • Was the money refunded?

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This article was originally published by Spiegel Wirtschaft.

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